2011-2012 Executive Committee pictured.
Sitting left to right: Seena Haines, Pamela Stamm, Steve Riddle, Roger Klotz
Standing left to right: Gloria Sachdev, Gerald Meyer (Board Liaison), Cathy Johnson, and Justine Coffey
Chair (2011-2012)
Pamela L. Stamm, Pharm.D., CDE, BCPS
Pamela L. Stamm, Pharm.D., CDE, BCPS is Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy. Pamela received her BS degree from St. Louis College of Pharmacy and her Pharm.D. from the Medical University of South Carolina. She completed a postgraduate Primary Care Pharmacy Practice Residency (PGY2) at the University of Mississippi.
Pamela currently practices at the Central Alabama Veteran’s Health Care System training Student Pharmacists in direct patient care. She specializes in diabetes and dyslipidemia pharmacotherapy. Previous experiences include a family medicine residency program and a non-dispensing pharmaceutical care center. She has experience in practice establishment, various reimbursement models, and scope of practice development. Her scholarship areas include quality improvement, pharmacy education, diabetes, and dyslipidemia.
Pamela actively participates in ASHP through poster presentations, programming development, speaking, and membership recruitment. She currently serves on the Educational Steering Committee (since 2005) and served as Chair (2007-2009).
Immediate Past Chair (2011-2012)
Roger S. Klotz, R.Ph., BCNSP, FASCP, FACA, FCPhA
Roger S. Klotz, is Regional Coordinator/ Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administration at Western University of Health Science College of Pharmacy. After graduating from the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy, Klotz started out as a pharmacist at Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago where he advanced to Director of Pharmacy Services and Director of Clinical Dietetics. He joined Home Health Care of America/Caremark in June of 1983 as Director of Clinical Pharmacy Development. In November of 1987, Klotz started Specialized Clinical Services, Inc., which provided products and services to home infusion providers. In 1998, he opened Care Partners Pharmacy, a community pharmacy practice that provided services including sterile and non-sterile compounding, DME services, immunization services, provision of “Waived” clinical laboratory tests, and patient therapy management. In June of 2006, Klotz sold Specialized Clinical Services and went into full-time consulting by creating Care Partners Consulting Pharmacists, LLC, which is focused on consulting patients, pharmacists/providers, and physicians.
Chair-Elect (2011-12)
Steve Riddle, B.S. Pharm., BCPS, FASHP
Steve Riddle is Vice President of Clinical Affairs for Pharmacy OneSource. He provides strategic direction and facilitates the integration of evidence-based content and software applications into best-practice clinical workflows to advance the pharmacy practice model. His experience includes providing clinical services for inpatient and ambulatory care settings. Steve received his B.S. in Pharmacy from Washington State University and is a Clinical Affiliate Professor at the University of Washington School of Pharmacy.
Previously, as the Quality Improvement Pharmacist for Harborview Medical Center/UW Medicine, Steve provided leadership supporting an advanced ambulatory care pharmacy services model and developed expertise around MTM, quality improvement and reimbursement strategies.
Steve is an active member of the Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners, serving on the SAG for Clinical Business Development and Committee for Nominations, providing presentations at ASHP conferences and webinars, meeting session planning and authoring articles for AJHP and newsletters.
Director-At-Large (2011-2013)
Cathy Johnson, RPh
Cathy Johnson, RPh, is the Director of Quality Assurance for BioScrip. After graduation from the University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy, her career began in the inpatient pharmacy at the University Hospital of Cincinnati. Among various roles in hospital practice, she assisted in starting distribution and clinical services from a new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit satellite pharmacy.
Johnson moved into home infusion pharmacy practice in 1994. She was a staff pharmacist and team leader at a growing infusion company before moving into a corporate leadership role. She has since worked to develop policies and best practice guidelines for home infusion pharmacy practice. In addition, she is involved in staff development, training, and competency assessment activities. Performance improvement and medication safety initiatives are included in her current responsibilities. Prior ASHP involvement includes working with the Section Advisory Group to update the ASHP Guidelines on home care pharmacy practice.
Director-At-Large (2010-2012)
Seena L. Haines, Pharm.D., FAACP
Seena L. Haines, is an Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice at Palm Beach Atlantic University’s (PBAU) School of Pharmacy. She completed an ambulatory care residency prior to PBAU. She has been awarded over $750,000 in grant funding for creation and replication of Integrated Pharmacotherapy Services™ providing primary care for the underserved. The IPS clinics have received DSME ADA recognition as a single- provider, multi-site program. She has served as Residency Director (PGY-1) since its inception and Administrator for Med Data prescription assistance program in Palm Beach County. Haines became Co-Director (2008) of the Diabetes Education and Research Center.
Haines is the 2009−2010 Chair and member of the ASHP Section Advisory Group on Reimbursement for Cognitive Services since its inception and was the inaugural AACP Self-Care SIG Chair. She received preceptor of distinction, Hero in Medicine Award finalist and was selected for the inaugural fellow of the AACP Academic Leadership Fellows Program.
Director at Large-Elect (2011-12)
Gloria P. Sachdev, Pharm.D., BS Pharm, RPh
Dr. Sachdev received her BS Pharmacy and PharmD degrees from the University of Oklahoma. She completed a primary care residency at William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Affairs Hospital in Madison, Wisconsin. She is on faculty at Purdue University College of Pharmacy and her passion has been developing financially sustainable clinical pharmacy services for the past 14 years. She enjoys teaching students how to set up such services and serves as a national consultant in this space. It continues to be a wonderful experience to be Chair of ASHP’s Clinical Business Development Section Advisory Group and it’s Vice Chair last year.
Locally, she works with the Central Indiana Beacon as the Program Director for a community wide diabetes initiative. She also serves as Legislative Chair for the Indiana Pharmacists Alliance, the State pharmacy organization, which thankfully was successful in expanding Collaborative Drug Therapy Management in April 2011.
ASHP Staff
Justine Coffey, JD, LLM
Justine Coffey is the Director for the Section of Ambulatory Care Practitioners. In this role, Justine serves as an information resource and provides guidance to ASHP members regarding developments in ambulatory care practice settings. She also serves as secretary to the Section’s Executive Committee and coordinates activities to accomplish the objectives established by the Section.
Justine has been with ASHP since 2007, and started with the Society as the Director of Federal Regulatory Affairs in the Government Affairs Division. In this position, she advocated ASHP’s positions before federal agencies whose regulatory and rulemaking authority impacts on health-system pharmacy. Prior to ASHP, Justine worked as a consultant, providing health policy consulting services to individual clients and advising state government agencies on federal and state laws, regulations, and policies impacting on Medicaid and other state programs. In addition, she held positions at the American Pharmacists Association, first as a policy and regulatory writer, and then as a senior policy analyst handling 340B Drug Pricing Program issues for the HRSA Pharmacy Services Support Center. Justine received her JD degree from American University’s Washington College of Law and her LLM degree from the Georgetown University Law Center.
Past Executive Committees